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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
a SMALL FIRE.
Causes Much Excitement and Perhaps =
DEATH.

t-4e-at4 gf1N.8
LsssTSe. April o.-Some;hirg OF an tx
element was occsslone9 IN the quist town
Of North lansing today oger little ire
which broke out in william Bakers house,
No ea5 FrsnkIin-st. At 20 a. O'Clock in the
morning The fire ap13raius Of this CITY
wrs summoned. aud - l1c book and Ladder
wagon made the fGFn from Washington
svs 90 Frankun-st TIE hn1 Wheels
bounced over mornd of esrtb then be
came entsngi.t n tie strsst-0sr TRACKS anl
tIppe3 over. throwing the hrsnlcn
iat0 tie opposite gutter ani CAUSING
wreck an5 rain - tie cart f0m Ns5kev.
who s,eered. received a c0nCussion a. tie
h~tin. and % ~ also feared hat internal in-
Ianss xors inflicted. The Others sre not
sefionsiv hurt 4 pecuiiaF o'i woman.
Mrs May Ana Coy. Sac azei mother 20
Ms Bsser who has been unable - walk
tor shs past six yesrs ou accosntet para SIS
was IN he house st the tiae cf tle Ere AMI
nercmr,0-ialig rsirsefl % ~ removed. Her
Tpia.ifes wee onliges % drag aer ffpu8 fhs
b-fnfng bui'dfag ~ main force Ibe loss
Is ab0uI sita insured
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
TO BE, OR NOT TODE
TIE KetuEns ca Their Face
Show 3 Majority AeaiasBF
the Aneudmenk
g8GIBg C0lEIi Rll SC IsaSE out
As ersxen Ffxoss Ass Sssn 20 Have
Beer urs4rtfsec Hut iise aneno-
nleat s Saved for the hefurns
are Not ~ from Spencer
To~nshia. Kent CoantY

tsstesisa fs e.s ts.s-ts4sstet...
M,s2 srfa. Apni The eFsstess utter
ssi nov oentess ga Tie Frqillb.tiea amend.
meat Tie pivotal pseanr. appears 10 De
lsssssuies in 0ogsblc county.
The bitterness Of The loeal hshi there.
seems 60 have csuses shs nssi RECKLESS
voting ever perpeIraled. Il is stated thai
ironwood authorities are seeking legal sd-
vice and are deseTmiBed 70 throw osli that
vote Il possible.
Reports reach Us that men were hsought
in from Wisconsin, by wsgon loads 10
vote. one travelling man claims tia. a
Bsssemer merchant offered 10 give tim an
order II lie would vote no on the amend
ment lie refused. bat states, that another
travelling man socep,ed ihs proposition.
voted 40 and 30. The order.
il Is not believed that there are SO legal
votes IN that county although they claim
? 10 sgsinst the amendment Thas much
wholesale fraudulent voting was carried or
there seems apparent
The revised Upper Peninsula returns cut
down the vote against the amendment %
s,s6o. SLOWING the vote of Gosebio county
al nearly 500. II 6oeebic county is thrown
out, and there is no doubt of the contest
the state has certainly carried the amend
ment. There Is great eEcitemen. AL over
the Peninsula.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
LOCAL OPTION
A Grand Jury F1sds Additional t.eElsiAtio'
Necessary 10 fnferos a.

Grand Jury Flsas Additional Les .siAtios
Necessary - fnfercs ~
BosToS. April s-Tbe following resoin-
tions were unanimously passed bv tie
grand jury al Dedham today and signed by
the foreman and Disiiiet Attorney
WnrgEss The grand jury 81 Norfolk
county lof the investigation a. criminal
cases find that the maionfy If the crimes
investigated are caused by the use ~ iatos.
ioating liquor. and
WHERsAs. The Expfess Companies carry
lian0f into towns which Lave voted 30
license, indiscrsmlnAieiy 20 those addicted
TO It's rse. both minors - wei a. adults.
and virtually MAKE "a open bar IN thosr
towns therefore,
Eeseisea 1.ai & Is the duty OF The beeis.
latuTe 20 pass hili insfrueiins the Lrpress
Companies from conveying LIQUORS from one
city or town g. another excerpt Tor she iezsi-
innate and legal purposes.
committee was appointed 10 present.
the resolutions 10 the Legislature
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
THg esslcAao sses.


iIErtsa Ar - Re.is have az1zn
As.r1 f-s.. s.r.l..-.ar "a sa... -. ....,.e..
- 's' & ee'A<
kaesl = si 4 tc 4fepef1sE t1s sii.ss,taea.
e-s sizes. h. s-ssfi.sle - - 1ess tl.s
a.-.. 49, 49,. - .s.l.s -. ....s
'1s ~ re pat @e airH-> -f tA<
ilssialstf ~ saeaA fsr iee ags.a erief sg1
aaxe tet.. amen. tt. ..f 81. s...- br.,.s .it
....s... ......s 49,.
iof tle ss c4..t1 ta41f'f te4st l-ss 2f~ssl
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
THEY FIRED THE DEPOT,
Leaving the Agent Bound and Gagged on
the Floor

the Floor.
NEW CAsTLE. Pa. April S.-Agent F. X.
Hess and family. of the Pittsburg 4 Lake
Enc railroad at Edenburg. this county. had
a narrow escape with their lives on thurs.
day night. o. II. +. Robinson, the night
agent, was attending TO his du'ies e usual.
Agent Hess, The day man. lives in part of
the depot and lis wife was sleeping in a
part Of the building away from the teh graph
Office. About : O'Clock IN the morning
Robinson was attacked by tgo o. three
men who entered the ticket Office suddenly
and OverpoweTed him. They knocked him
senseiess and tnen riiied the money drawer
taking sbout $40 in money and large
number OF railroad tickets They then SIT
tire 20 the station, leaving the inssnsible
msn lying on TIE hOOr, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hess sleeping in their beds. An alarm of
ire was sounded and the people Of Eden
burg hurried 20 the scene OF the fire, and
Hess and wife were dfsggsd from the build
;ng. Robinson was tasel out and with as
sisIancc got the telegraph Instruments from
the rUcl1inz
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
ANOTHER RAILROAD sMASH-UP
The M. s. o. Enters tt- List Seven Per-
sons Seriously Injured.

tN-~-e,%r - fr- t--t-f-9- ---~A-e
ToLEDo. Ohio. April s.-The Michigan &
Ohio passenger train, consisting Of an en-
giae, smoker and one passenger coach. due
here Al so this evening. when near Mos
cov, Mich . small STATEN near the State
lioc. the hind truck of the smoker left the
track. caused by the spreading OF the rails
after the en- giEe hat safely passed over.
The smoker and passenger coach tumb,ed
over iDto ditch, and of the twenty-five
passengers in the coach seven are reported
seriously injured. and 1ne viii probably
die The latter was an unknown lady. She
was leit at Moscow. She suffered severe in
iernal injuries.
" Martin. of Whestlsnd. Mich: +. ".
Crowell. Hanover, Mich. c. II. Patterson.
Of Adrian. Mich: Mrs. l.. J. Bell, Jackson,
Mich +. Bilbs, Jerome Mich. and Con-
dict0r Gieiison. OF Marshall, were more or
less nurr TIE exfeGt oftheir iojnfiss can
10. re learned at this hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

-tel sN--7>tta
fefsefev. Ar s.-fho howt ara
ciothsspn cory & Adrch 8 BfaTn an
at lastss wss eat fey DIS roysd 81 hf@ isst
ni4ht i wsrs4g.se containing = lsrxs
sunlher Fl nlahafsei cred bowls vas - aef
i.rss stes.f 81 s ettt inenresi Tor - v3-- ~
le-s ef orfe fshu.fs whieH eI31ab8v pfil
b.. tss t0ss vii prove = fes ore sfae
eiieEs cf tEsfsr. es ths iacf5rv zaTe Pm
n syl1snt to lsrre cart - fne iitg.e vii-
~ esd ela assr1 iar1eaEi eelt e eets.3
ratbie sts.l ~ q. tlnlber fYen ne iarnfts IS
tee V-tinffv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
TaouslE eeAaso IN nAYrl

a Frs-~H Nsn-of Tssr Co-s IN Port an
Prince - Frsfrcs furspeans.
PARs. April s.-The tfoserHsfsnt has or
6eTed nan C var Bow ir Wsss Indian
vaters u prossed immediately 70 Port su-
Friuce 20 protect The EaroTeans there in
view ~ reports 81 a threatened msssscse by
tse Hsstiaus. IN the syecf 81 q cir govern
neii onssifi1E wifh ths tenants - firs4t
81 tain on cre3Hnf ~ ~rfas git csfns.
Assrcss received 81 ,he tIaYiits isgaiioa
frsn Port as I'rInee sag re iIavraus are
niil.1 sxe ~ eFsr frsat Brifa.n 3esnsn
as deny that taey hsse q rsscast 10 mas
ss1 foreigners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
ANOTHER CLUE.
Thinks lie Can Identity the victim OF The
Rsbvsy Murder.

Thinks lie Can Identify the sictim OF The
Rsbwzy Murder.
PHnAprfFuA. April s.---Cnlef Detective
Kelly thinks be has 3 possible clue to fhe
identity of the victims o. the Railway nur-
der. ON tire night 81 March Is . woman
giving her name as Clara Wilson. and ber
age a. "A. applied for lodging at The TwVn-
~ iirSi-St. district station in this city. She
wore a watch and chain bot Apparently had
40 money % secure lodging elSew whsre and
she was accommodated ~ fbe etsilon.
Early nexf morning she departed. saying
nothing az 20 Der Destination Tie Wilson
cirl carried a tstchei ana a small bssk ~
ike the one found Near fhe soene - the
muroeT. Chief kelly opinion j. strength
enei by ths fact that the woman wore her
hair cgt sb0rl. a. did also the murdered
girl lie bas seni - Railway for q picture
u he dead girl
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

bssxe Aef5 >-ksnrs sensitive EAz ar
seq. - fts 0nforeeoa Esstrict vhe 70
5+faes - nefnsng gfsn Il e t3.E.er fen.a-
ss. ssgs -reere err ao frauds IL iae
psas5ftsn vafe 81 eeastse conntg The
ryas5n ter ear bix wee es< thas " raid 10
81 the voters on u ras = heht tesresn
lsesssr<f sn3 ffnnxao1 Tor ias eoensy
feaI TeHt 50 fTa weeks before fhe s5ee-
ft.n s18 - tat tle reters Hele sI reg
stored sroa14 besSers ~. au8 On eiecE68
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
RAISED The RATES.
-he Lake shore Tafior Adsan,a=s Of the
<sr Law.


<e7r T.Sw.
CLEvELASp. ADsil S-The Lake Shore
road has joined the boycott against the
Western reads. To-Day confidential cir
ecIaf was issasd 70 Us 'icsSe, agents. m
sttucfing them - Immediately cease selling
ficses 10 any siaticn ot tie tairiy four
lines bovcot,sd by TIE Pennsylvania Com
parry. This - The t.rs. road tia has ye-
J.. Gri = boycott eirGu.s~ fsat has directly
effected Cleveland isssassger business. and
the result ot gte ,s4y a. tie lake Shore
ticket ofiices. was that great many PEOPLE
were seri0aslv inceHsenierced. The Lake
shore has also aided 10 sivsree i;s first
class Il is1i,s.i tassrr.ger rates beteeen Buff
fa'e and aiEsEr. fr5in So u So This sd
vance Is = fair ssntgle ol ihe wav TIE rail-
realts sto tsxine sdvsntsge of ihs Inter
safe law 20 increase rates.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
q SUCCESSFUL sxpeelmENr.-
iunniag Locomotive with Gas Made
Ig.oD the Tender


MfsnTnfr. Pa. April Leopold Nam
bring experiment. Of running a locomotive
wi.h gss manufactured upon tie tender was
tried here yesterday and pr0uouncsj = de-
ciied snccsss While toe engine siood
the railroad shops sieam was generates 70
ssvenfr Eve pouuts ~ usass 0f naiural
css snd iheu tire rshr uiariure4 Fas eas
iG-ue. on. IN fbt tofior3 IS ;he ufe ~ 4
~as e pI.e 90 Ere hrck. ugol ws.ll sac
lighted gas vhlca burned vifa lare ses
f'lrrei iaroHah a two sn3 hsIi iaCa pe
In a she-f 7iHe tiis slta.l rose fa - Yoa1is
having lore 20 az tle ~ste - aa8at re
pounds Ter AiIalie -eNt-si irslei cars
were colt.ed - TIE ioro.a gtlrs. an1 = -ill
~ il.il speel was maie idr f.s-srce 81 s1
ta les. anr.nz Taich rsll ne sffsia aif rt
- aaek eae peaa1 i-si Sad o.lss- Aers
sf- 20 E nHfa pleased riln lhs iaFtar.aa
tfgis 81 We gsea aHJ fe ass ua a-
tamei Has aaoa- fsar 1liEns Fer hosf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
rAE SANE oLo srosY.
Three Nsn Who had N..s 1sssasssssbss " hat
They H2d Read "a shs F@psrs

Cnlcsoo. AFr.i s.-Alsgn hia and .. "
Archibald. the former lie son of tie prsa
dent ~ the Adams County National Bans
OF Decatur. Ina.. and the iafteF a dFg goods
merchant Of Pleasant Niiis. Ind. registered
isst night At shaNs Hotel. 0n iake-st.
Both vent - bed .s ils same room and
blew oat ibe fas. A. they dia not apl'ear
lhis morning the door 81 fhr.r room was
forced opcn aud i vas found that Hal uss
dead ana Archibald only just alive PLY
sic.xns were called sud siier al houF :
work Archibald wss broaght bacE % cons
srfousneR<
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

psas .-or cspen. - Resson. Frr8Sefs szsre
Fa~fhauskes

WeatxGroS. April s.-ProfssSor +. T.
Cspen. o. Boston Who prsdiciei the earth
.lfsks sss AaxnSt ssucs 10 fhe AFfs.
.ss.fra Aere arofaer PREDICTION toT az
taFiseutse darp- tas eerla.l 10 xsen fyFs
sad f- he erltlca' ta1e beiak froes fiie
f.a 10 Tier b. hul Sass fss ~lfoe< vii
irstahr not 30 IA e $, sewers "a those q
It.fvear
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

RsH~Aa k - April 81 The body Of the
murdered g.rl is afia uDidenD1ea l.dson
NJ Hubbard has become = fsy'nR man.as
from hroodlue over ias mnrdef lass night
be len his iloue Ia Esu iishwey snG fsa
screaming ever tie gaf1cnf sBd nelos Al
clock Ihif m0ruiDF be ifran shouting
murder Under Mayor ilsiy boass ou Nain}
S.. when Assistant Htief 81 Ioiios coaref
arref ted ard locked hlo5 ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Fssf Ssti>Ag. Aeal -Va3es. toe sig-
year cid easFilter q Jeaa . hnes. fareal~ss
az llo-e -. 30 2 fell thfsnKa = stg4vss
as tie hose house - tle eass eeia@. = ..ls-
he'd. and a. dangerously II arta Fall
lne bead hfsl lr0ni he3shl as tie senIef
so = sitting tsshloaahtv. itis ~ tae
l0afth instance os the KIND IN the iAsl tea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

t,fte1ss So fft tt-s-st4 tstt>4
rcAooieKAFr. April ss-Dr N. Thomas,
az old and esteemed citizen - this village.
died today. lie came 10 schooicrail IN isl,
being tie hrsi physician on lhe ffairle- lie
aiu2ssei a considerable fortune and retired
from actire practice ab5ut - years ago. lie
Was S5 yxsfs Vi age
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
BLAINE Of MAINE.
II Is IHRIlTEkED BlIH PHHNaslL
a F>hssieias Sect - ia fseiles tnom
~ lossst in . Sye<ssi Trsin.
lnaicastns fhsi fzs . hsr-
sossls iii.

~ fnt1s AFfa A private tslsEzsm
has heea s,stissa n ihs cltg llon 1.,Es
silbsoa. s1dtan Islalors statue iAsl hssins
has sewers oa.a sna it lhsfe4sasea sitA
s.Ds8oaolk ~ psFueassTs fsss 80 bosn
geneffna. bst aispsieA les iseeu ssni -
t,olanfi t.a,gsneef is,salssi4ei 81 tls
tos, aud aaa.ia lax of HiA.ns aekls.s ita
si.s iag4s an1 ii4et stl - fesiaf.ss 80 ssss
aa neeclsed
AnothtF l.rtelf lelsasaso ffon g. oib-
sou resolved here ai 11.A al "a. eaFs
fisine pDpzlciAn fefsoe.s Aim oosAf
very ~ol li4al la iakt nsst 81 Ehi fesal.
and thsl ais pslss aac gelal al.sfaslize nse Il
suIahie
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

fE>4nk4xs Aprn k-Nsfi<al 'ou kSs
ot.eaed The ssassarsf H Hnn.e Ming ~
aeei ffom falssfo lzf aikat lhs milis ~
q 30 Gataaef au4 he eaa1s q Naxnss
ls4.atsr sa4rsly azss siaylet ap iaf sts
sea.ssa us steamer - - nfau oe las
sl1sa.e7 ed usatlae fes,s.sT Alps e<iHeta
isrtaAlef ara tti1siea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

-ea -sl.-fss tttst.
Csmi itte. 49, s.-Aeaal c9unt on she
prob i6ition amenament from eleven towns
.n Wexford reaniy. laciua.ne ths ci'y -
Cs5iasc ciYe ~ rsir'iT f9r the amea3-
menf There ere iot ieHns ~ hear foI.
waith - incrsase the Hs .ority 10 -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
Mantarus ai.n.lening..

tht--+s>t - hat As+F-atH et%4%4
MONTAGUE. April s.--The residence Of
John Garrow burned 10 The ground to-day.
Los>. $50 Mrs. James Msf.in died this
morning ~ o'clock She leaves husband
AMI five small children 10 mourn her loss.
She Was an old resident of the village. and
had q large circle oi tTienos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Mi1wAUKtf. April s.-Ge0fEs Sets eal-
bach. a merchant from Allentown, VIA,
WAS found asphixiatei IA has room 81 The
DIX Hotel this morning lie blew olf the
gas before going to bed the waive being
open when the room vas sniefed. lis re-
e0very is very douhttui.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

EAsr SAeisAw April s.-John boy le. who
was appointed postmaster at Zlgaukee last
wear was arrested Thursday evening
charged with drawing township poor fund
orders while be was supervisor aad pocket
IN IT,. rlrncaa-l-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

-. laeas Alsl SE & kaus. par
I,srsonai flsmd - ar Ha.nes soooal-
panied - Dr Il a. Nuae. pssa.lnsni
physician 81 this ciY. les here - ! 0oisok
ta.s aisefneoe IS sl,eclal tsaia to- Port Glib
soh. AoBe ni tAt oiIcou stsnees isaline -
Mf Biaintt iliaees aEe ysi fnoxn ksre
h1f particulars nte lnoasentafiig ekfeeted.
and vii bt rrIsorteg INSTANTLY on FeoelT,l
The inteIsnce nhfufaiiF arasn 5foni tie
f3ci thnt pifysleian Aaf Fons iFolr istrs -
see. and fsrheps a. ailend ~ Blk.He ia
iaoe 81 iae lfouabis laci that ihegt y skill
isi army surgeon eli fsu Gibson Is ksai b.
ls 81 likely 10 l,S seriously i. - eeisfe
mlne fhis i0Wefer. further adfioes viii
hsve - nc aFaiied Meau ehlle lbs pli eaie
Telegram previously referred - giving ibe
statement III Ar hiaines physician Is ss
follows Nj izisine is doing Nrii onis
slight teNs. pgiss good. ae l,of minute ses-
tssfafiuu Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

,s..1.Ss - sst st4t-,H.-sstA>s.
EDMoEE April s.-Frank Holmes and
Miss Net,,e Lsndou were married Ia this
village Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
CEhLTI ENr - el.rE q

Ger SIS 30 C,tnDias Hsp>-sewss shoes
g. Congress <,siseft5. fsuffsn o. Lsrt.
siein siyiss. vriy e2.75
Sc 81 fn1a-ssvtd Beots, French Cali
onit FGf3
Or tfieb-ases So 20 Cali snos. eleven
Styles. only 81 2S. W>a, ~ lie s,ess
ftork. ftsIisb an1 solid - g rock
Al - c9 Shoes down 80 s 50.
Al 81 &c Shors enif elf1
Soie Walking shosz g f.Co anc 7bc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

ApSus1s. Ne. April 8 Enmens Elaine
ieiegrsrhed from lplisn Territory 10 Nt.
Maniey today Ia response % . nsssAss q
inquiry "iaiaef trok q $50 Ein usia on hs
TIP. lll : aIn-nr nicely lnAnA
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
THE UPPER PENINSULA KICKS.
Insinuations Of Fraud n The Lover PEN
fnsniA.

M,n4rE Eg1r. hpril sIhe Marquette
Ni4ia4 J0fF1'tf e3itorisily SAYS. TIE Upper
Peninsula opponents of the pfoisission
amendment are hegirning % think that
those -far rCr Frohir tioaisis in sbe iowfr
pari D. tee state wi nei agt voting unti
ibe FonTfh of ssiT. Ihe sag shs retarus
come drsgg.ag in IS en0ugA r. cause that
szsp.cioa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

NFw AofA. April As H. tlkass
house. No sh West lliis .eielsth.st one Of
the ladies ~ tie family ard thai
they had received telegram ffcm
fou Gibson ~ he VA ~ 81 iosls. .Azy-
ing that NJ EalutF condition - eni es
Serious ~ reported Al the Lsne tlls tsie-
gram Wa sent prYtfe car viii 8 skslle9
ptss.c.kn VIA disIairi4ei from 81 i.0u.s for
Fort oibsoII u iboufhi advisable. ~.
Blaine wliI tc taken A. So Louis lH that caf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
POPULAR,
46--CANAL-ST.46

So veil sre We ssfirfied wiif or SUE.
cess shat 'we concludec 10 kcep up tliin
One-fouffh Of sale for = short time
Longer Note some ~ oar prices.
$500 Fnse Ffencb Ki6 Ladies shoes.
turned q of, G3.zD.
e1.bO Hand turned Lssies' Shoes So
French KID. Curse KID 81 Dongsia.
10 Of. cniy a1.ae. The shoe fe.
tsils everywhere - 500.
3 90 Hnp6-furDed Shoes a. 20 l5.
Our Sc % Line IN Curse feid French
Eic. Dtneoia ~ Pebble Cost ~ - ~.
All 81 81 Shoes ~ Curse KID. Doneola
81 Petite Goat a. 3 So
n. fopifisf 2 80 Doilaf Shoe. Kid cr
csosi. g. 80 Co-ar So 90.
g &C. 8 n5 ana : 90 LADIES' skscs
- 9 %. pfsc sr6 7bc.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-07-14
Give Them a Chance

That is to say, your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful MA
chinery 1t is. Not only the .argcr air pas
sages, but the thousands of little tubes and
cavities leading from them.
When these clog2ed and choked with
IN after which ought not to be there, your lungs
can not half do their work. And what they DO
they cannot de well,
Call it cold, cough Group, pneumonia, ca
tarrl consumtion any of the family o: throat
end nose and head and lung distractions, all
are bad. ALL ought to be got rid Of. There is just
one sure way to get rid of them. That is &c
take Boschee's German Syrup, which any
druggist will sell You at as cents bottle. Even
if everything else has failed you, you may de
pend upon this for certain.
basket picnic is q notable event.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-07-14
GOSSIP FROM GREENSBORO.
A Breezy Batch of News from the ''City
OF Flowers"

A Breezy Batch of News from the City
OF Flowers"
Special Correspondence Of Tie Sentinel.
GREENSBORO, July 1.-THE prospect ia
business circles is visibly Frightening and
the splendid crops with which the country
far and near has been favored seem to be
causing ripple of life in the commercial
stagnation which has prevailed SO long.
There was considerable of a buzz on
the streets here Saturday, and apparently
good deal Of trade going on.
great many Greensboro people are
absent at present at various summering
sorts, and the passenger trains passing
through are crowded with people going in
numerous directions to the different places
of recreation, although Mr.. c. w. Ogburn
who returned from Asheville Saturday
night informs US that there are not half the
visitors there at present that usually
there at this season of the year. Scarcity of
money is the reason assigned.
A number of PTohibitionists met here
Saturday in Benbow Hall for the further
organization of
THE THIRD PARTY
in North Carolina. DR.. d. w. c. Benbow
was chairman of the Convention and meas
ures were taken TO organize thirty counties
in the State and a chairman of each county
was appointd.
Messrs E. M. Caldcleugh & Rro, of this
city are operating a gold deposit four miles
from Townsville which is yielding very
fattering indications. The ore now taken
from the mine yields $50 to the ton and the
proportion is constantly increasing. Ex-
| perts who have analysed the ore are OF the
| opinion that it will prove one of the most
| valuable claims in the State.
| The Guilford Battle Ground Company
recently incorporated for the purpose of i'm
proving that spot of historic association,
| THE GUILFoRD BATTLE GROUND
four miles north of Greensboro are meeting
with very deserved success in this affair
Messrs McGalliard and Huske, granite dea
lers of Kernersville, have just presented
beautiful monument to be erecled at tn,
spot. Messrs. Mendenhall & McNairy hav.
contributed handsome bill of lumber an,
Mr.. ID. n. Kirkpatrick, the brick will
which to construct Lodge House. Wher
the arrangements are all completed tn
place will probably be a popular resort.
Eight street cars taggel to Durham TO
the Durham Street Railway passed through
here this morning.
understand the Fire Company of Thu
city contemplate running an excursion t
Winston at an early date, having been in
vited by the Winston Company to visi
them and join in friendly contest.
Mr.. Editor, 1 wish you would let US know
what Winston is going to do about tn
Fruit Fair that was to have been held Their
this summer. l have heard a good man
people inquiring about it but nobody ca
tell anything definite with regard to it, an
the time is drawing very near. If yeu wi
have the fair, Greensboro will send goo
attendance. GO. A.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-07-14
OUR LOAFER,
He Hears People Talk and Prints What
They Say About Important Matters,

He Hears People Talk and Prints What
They Say About Important Matters,
"What do you consider the outlook for
the Mocksville Railroad ?' l asked Mr.. j.
C. Conrad. 81 believe it will be built. The
Richmond ami Danville system wants to
renew its lease on the N. c. R. r. They
are not certain of it and, l think, will UNI
doubtedly bnild this road, SO that in the
event of failing on the renewal of their lease.
they will have an outlet" Suppose they
get the lease@' "They can operate both
roads to advantage and l think they are
going right to work and push this road
through"
"Our town needs sewerage system and
needs it badly, town with water-works but
without sewerage is in bad condition for
health" said Mr.. J. L. Ludlow, City En-
gineer.
Apropos oil the above, heard physi-
elan remark at is great wonder we don't
have more fever here than we do-the city
needs lime and great deal of it. | hope
the Commissioners will look more closely to
its cleanliness attention in that direction is
badly needed"
THAT Roanoke & Southern road will be
built haven't doubt of it" said Mr..
B. Watson. 1--WE all believe it, the con-
struction company is thoroughly reliable,
has sent representatives over the route, is
we'll pleased with it, and | regard the Ro-
IL
certainty" was the good news Mr.. George
w. Hinshaw had to tell me.
"What about street ca.s?" was the ques-
ton l put to prominent manufacturer.
"Well we are in no hurry to build-we
want to see whether or not it pays in other
North Carolina towns before we venture,
but if it does pay | believe Well have an
electric railway within year.
Good for old Wilkes, she did the best
thing she COULD haze done for herself in
| voting that railraad subscription wrote
Mr.. R. n. Hackett, Wilkesboro man, now
IN California.
"There's no doubt about it, you've got the
finest town in North Carolina" was the re-
mark one of the staunchest of Durham men
made to me the other day.
1t was told me this week that company
will soon be formed in Winston for manu-
featuring ice. The company wishes to begin
onarations peyt winter